Crossword Clue: What Armstrong took on the moon
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- 12 in an Alcoholics Anonymous program
- "__ in Time" (Astaire autobiography)
- "___ in Time," Astaire's autobiography
- ___ off (measures)
- ___ out (leaves for a short time)
- ___ up (increases)
- A Fitbit counts them
- Becomes involved, with "in"
- AA has 12 of them
- AA has twelve of them
- AA has twelve
- Architectural feature
- Action
- Action, so to speak
- Action taken
- Arthur Murray instruction
- Arthur Murray lessons
- Arthur Murray moves
- Assembly-instruction parts
- Assembly manual units
- Assembly stages
- Advances, with "up"
- Advances
- Aerobic units
- Alcoholics Anonymous has 12 of them
- Instruction list
- Instruction manual list
- Instruction manual segments
- Instruction parts
- Instruction segments
- Instruction units
- Instructional units
- Intervals
- Hitchcock's 39
- Hitchcock's "The 39 __"
- Hitchcock's "The 39 _____"
- Hitchcock's "The Thirty-Nine ___"
- Hitchcock's "The Thirty-Nine _____"
- Hitchcock's thirty-nine items
- Hitchcock's thirty-nine
- Degrees
- Front porch attachment
- Cha cha cha, e.g.
- Cha, cha, cha, e.g.
- "Eight Easy ___" Alanis Morissette
- Elevator alternative
- Elevator alternatives
- Contents of a flight?
- Household ladder, to Liverpudlians
- Buchan's 1915 novel has 39 of them
- How-to listings
- How-to units
- Choreographer's concern.
- Choreographer's specialty
- Choreography elements
- Choreography units
- Fitbit count
- Fitbit tally
- Fitbit units
- Fitness app units
- Fitness tracker units
- Entrechats.
- Flight components
- Flight divisions
- Flight features
- Flight makeup
- Flight members
- Flight of stairs
- Flight parts
- Flight segments?
- Flight to a landing
- Flight units
- Escalator parts
- "In His ___," Sheldon book
- John Buchan's "The 39 ___"
- Cut a hole in a box and put your junk in that box, for example
- Dance class moves
- Dance components
- Dance elements
- Dance instruction
- Dance lesson parts
- Dance lessons
- Dance makeup
- Dance maneuvers
- Dance movements
- Dance moves
- Dance parts
- Dance routine
- Dance routines
- Dance series
- Dance set?
- Dance units
- Dancer's moves
- Dancer's repertoire
- Stile
- Mother May I? movements
- Stoop parts
- The 12 in AA's program
- "The 39 ___" (Hitchcock movie)
- "The 39 ___"
- Manual contents
- Manual listings
- Manual parts?
- Manual sequence
- Manual series
- Where to see risers
- Strategic phases
- Numbered things in a how-to manual
- Moves oneself
- Some in Rome are Spanish
- March movements
- Strides
- Some people take them down
- Some people take them up then down
- Some reality show routines
- Plan parts
- Paces or phases
- Paces
- Rome's Spanish ___
- Rome's Spanish attraction
- The last ones can be doozies
- Traveling, so to speak, in basketball
- Treads
- Trey Anastasio climbed "18"
- Short distances
- Means to an end
- Measures to take
- Measures
- List of instructions
- Walk-up features
- Walk-up units
- Walks
- "The Thirty-Nine ___"
- Rungs of a ladder
- Ladder rungs
- The Washington Monument's 897
- The way to the goal
- Ramp alternative
- Parts of a flight
- Parts of a plan
- Parts of a procedure
- Parts of a process
- Parts of a stair
- Parts of a staircase
- Parts of a stairway
- Parts of an instructional sequence
- Parts of flights
- Parts of flights?
- Parts of instructions
- Porch access
- Metaphorical pathway
- Method
- Recipe instructions
- Recipe parts
- Pedometer activators
- Pedometer count
- Pedometer measurement
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- Pedometer units
- Pedometer's measurement
- Pedometer's measurements
- Rehab's twelve
- Miss Liberty's 335
- One way up
- Levels
- Phases
- Philadelphia Museum of Art architectural feature shown in a classic "Rocky" scene
- Problem for the wheelchair-bound
- Procedure components
- Procedure parts
- Procedure
- Procedures
- Process parts
- Programs often have them
- Progress parts
- Prominent Lincoln Memorial features
- Side and false
- Word in a Hitchcock title
- They come in flights
- Spanish ___ (historic site in Rome)
- Spanish ___ (Rome attraction)
- They have their ups and downs
- They make flights
- They make up stairs [E]
- Salsa ingredients?
- Way down
- They may be taken down when going out
- They may be taken to the next level
- Way to get to the top?
- Way to get up
- Way up or down
- Way up or way down
- Way up
- They're often taken in rehab
- Things between landings
- Systematic sequence
- Things that creak in haunted houses
- Things to retrace
- Things to take
- Thirty-nine for Donat
- Take ___ (start an action)
- What a pedometer counts
- What Armstrong took on the moon
- Stages of a flight
- Stages
- Stair parts
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- Staircase units
- Staircase
- Stairs
- Stairway parts
- What doers take
- Slinky ad feature
- Tango moves
- What instructions might be divided into
- Units of progress
- What one takes to advance
- What this puzzle's central black squares resemble
- You can take them in stride
- You can take them to another level
- You might take them down
- Self-help segments
Recent Usage of What Armstrong took on the moon in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Jan. 18, 1982
